The data center construction market in US is projected to generate
revenues of approximately $3 billion by 2023 and is projected to grow at
a CAGR of 4% during the forecast period.

This market research report on data center construction market in US
offers analysis on market size & forecast, market share, industry
trends, growth drivers, and vendor analysis. The market study also
includes insights on segmentation by type (building development,
installation and commissioning services, building design, physical
security, and DCIM), by tier standards (Tier 1 and Tier 2, Tier 3, and
Tier 4), and by regions (South Eastern US, South Western US, Mid-Western
US, Western US, and North Eastern US).

The significant change in the use of IT infrastructure and growing
adoption of cloud-based solutions across industries is propelling the
growth of the data center construction in US. The BFSI, healthcare,
government, and heavy industries are highest revenues generators in the
US market. The increase in mega facilities construction will provide
higher revenue opportunity for construction contractors,
sub-contractors, architectural and engineering firms, physical security
solution provider and DCIM vendors in the data center construction
market in US.

The installation of systems that can support density up to 200 kW is
expected to gain traction in the market during the forecast period. The
colocation and cloud service providers are largest contributors in the
market in the US. The major markets for operations in the US include
Virginia, Texas, California, New York, North Carolina, and Illinois.
Moreover, growing investments made by colocation and cloud hosting
service providers in the region will boost the revenues in the overall
market.

The various construction contractors, sub-contractors, architectural and
engineering firms are focusing on building facilities that match the
design and sustainability standards in the market. Certification from
Uptime Institute and LEED on the design, development, and operational
stability of the facility will help colocation providers attract new
consumers and gain a larger market share.